Gross Margin %37.5%
Markup %60%
Gross Profit ($)$30.00
Calculate gross profit margin percentage, markup percentage, net profit, cost of goods sold (COGS), and optimal selling prices for e-commerce and retail.
Calculates Gross Profit Margin (%) and Markup (%) side-by-side to eliminate pricing confusion.
Enter item cost and your desired target margin percentage to calculate the exact required selling price.
Model total gross profit and revenue across multiple units sold.
Model proprietary product manufacturing costs and margins with complete data confidentiality.
Gross Profit = Revenue (Selling Price) - Cost of Goods Sold (COGS).
Profit Margin (%) = (Gross Profit / Revenue) × 100.
Markup (%) = (Gross Profit / Cost) × 100; Required Selling Price for a target margin M is: Price = Cost / (1 - (M / 100)). All calculations execute locally in client memory.
Calculate the selling price for a product that costs $24 to produce to achieve a 40% gross profit margin ($40.00).
See that a 50% markup on a $100 item (priced at $150) equals a 33.33% profit margin.
Calculate wholesale and retail price tiers from raw manufacturing costs.
Determine client project billing rates that cover subcontractor costs while guaranteeing target margins.
Margin is the percentage of selling price that is profit: (Profit / Price) * 100. Markup is the percentage added to cost: (Profit / Cost) * 100. A 50% markup equals a 33.3% margin.
Formula: Selling Price = Cost / (1 - Margin Percentage / 100). For example, a $50 cost with a 40% desired margin requires a selling price of $50 / 0.60 = $83.33.
Yes. Softnag allows you to specify quantity sold to project total gross revenue and aggregate profit.
No. All margin calculations execute 100% locally in your browser memory.
Yes. Softnag includes one-click copy buttons for selling price, gross profit, margin percentage, and markup.
Gross Margin is the percentage of revenue that is profit ((Revenue - Cost) / Revenue), whereas Markup is the percentage added on top of the cost basis ((Revenue - Cost) / Cost).